noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
spectacular
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No great torrents of water, no spectacular waterfalls , no deafening roars of waters disgorging their immense might.
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The Turtle rises so high behind Larimore Dam that it goes over a spillway and creates a spectacular waterfall 50 feet high.
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The Trummelbach Falls are nearby, spectacular waterfalls which plunge into the depths of the mountain.
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And make sure you don't leave before seeing the spectacular rivers, waterfalls and mountains of Snowdonia.
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Beginning as crashing streams and spectacular waterfalls high up in the mountains, these quickly converge to form raging rivers.
■ VERB
see
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She could see waterfalls cascading down some of the mountain-sides and in the distance a lake.
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On this day she lay down and hung her face over the cliff to see down the waterfall .
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He saw that the little waterfall in the Harrisons' rockery had run dry.
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We were looking for a present for my uncle in Massachusetts, and he pulled over so I could see a waterfall .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Below the well, a waterfall tumbled across an artificial rockery.
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Glen Muick is very lovely with roaming red deer, beautiful waterfalls, and a peaceful loch.
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It has also turned even the most demure waterfalls into dramatic fountains, and made the waterfalls in Yosemite Valley absolutely breathtaking.
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She could see waterfalls cascading down some of the mountain-sides and in the distance a lake.
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The mist was heavy and noisy waterfalls splashed down through pipe thickets of green bamboo.
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What sounds like a distant waterfall rouses me from sleep in the early morning.